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Why One Burleson Business Park Just Keeps Getting Bigger

In a word: industrial. Wagner-Smith Equipment Co is the third company to break ground in Burleson’s HighPoint Business Park. Here’s the groundbreaking from last week on the new 58k SF facility, which should open in Q1. Burleson economic development manager Justin Bond (with MDU Construction Service Group prez Jeff Thiede, council member Jerry Allen, Burleson City Manager Dale Cheatham, MDU Construction Services Group VP of business development Tom Nosbusch, and the City’s director of development services Bradley Ford) tells us the City has already expanded the size of the business park to 230 acres and is actively recruiting new projects to fill the space.

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